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09/19/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/19/2024 07:05
“This Old House” and “Ask This Old House” to Return for All New Seasons on The Roku Channel
Season 46 of "This Old House" and Season 23 of "Ask This Old House" to debut on Sept. 30 on The Roku Channel
SAN JOSE, Calif. and STAMFORD, Conn. - Sept. 19, 2024 - Today,Roku, America's #1 TV streaming platform*, announced the premieres of season 46 of "This Old House" and season 23 of "Ask This Old House." The two Emmy Award-winning home improvement series will premiere on Monday, Sept. 30 for free on demand on The Roku Channel, after they air on local PBS stations starting on Thursday, Sept. 26. Michael Burton, John Tomlin, and Chris Wolfe will return as executive producers alongside This Old House Productions.
"This Old House" season 46
Season 46 kicks off with the crew in Nashville, Tenn., or "Music City USA," to see a tired brick cottage gain a new foundation that requires the house to be temporarily moved to the backyard. Then the crew drives to Ridgewood, N.J., where modern touches are added to a modest colonial revival. Finally, they arrive in Westford, Mass., at a large 1893 colonial with fire damage that completely destroyed the roof.
"Ask This Old House" season 23
"Ask This Old House" returns for season 23 with all new episodes featuring our cast of experts traveling across the country, including stops in Miami, Detroit, and Austin, helping homeowners tackle small jobs that make a big impact. New episodes include tips on how to repair and rebuild crumbling brick stairs, how to create a tropical fruit tree landscape, and how to keep your lawn looking good all year long.
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*By hours streamed (Hypothesis Group: Q4 2023)
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